Fail to do so, and not only will you not get points, but your Rock meter will drop, your on-screen musician will play off key or miss notes all together, and the fans will notice and begin to boo. Do it in time with what’s happening on the screen, and you’ll get points. Holding down the same-colored button on the guitar neck and strumming a strum-bar on the guitar’s body will cause your on-screen rocker to play that note. If not, probably the closest analogy I can draw is the old Milton Bradley electronic game Simon, where you have to repeat a sequence of flashing colored lights.Ī guitar neck appears on screen, with notes flowing down it in one of five string positions sometimes, chords will occupy two or more strings.
If you’ve ever played Dance Dance Revolution, Rez, or similar games, you’ll have an understanding of the basic gameplay mechanics. Playing Guitar Hero III isn’t so much about playing the guitar as it is about matching sequences of flashing lights on a special controller that looks like a guitar.
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